whether a directory is empty, it depends on the shell
you're using, but one way to check emptiness is with Perl:
perl -e 'opendir D, $ARGV[0]; $i++ while (readdir D); print $i\n;' \
directoryname
That'll print 2 or less if the directory is empty.
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On 3/14/2010 3:56 AM, Alan Coopersmith wrote:
James Carlson wrote:
How is it that a bug fixed back in build 127 didn't affect me in build
131 but started affecting me in build 134 ... ?
The great renaming brought it back to life in 133:
http://defect.opensolaris.org/bz/show_bug.cgi?id=14906
, but all were old (build 128 or older) and
didn't seem to address this scenario.
Is this a known problem? Did I do something wrong during the upgrade?
What should I have done to recover?
Should I file a bug? If so, what sort of information would be helpful
in diagnosing the failure?
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On 03/13/10 18:44, Shawn Walker wrote:
On 03/13/10 03:10 PM, James Carlson wrote:
I just attempted to upgrade my OpenSolaris build 131 AMD64 system to
build 134, and failed miserably. Here's what happened:
First, since this step is normally required, I tried to do pkg install
SUNWipkg
On 03/13/10 22:44, Alan Coopersmith wrote:
James Carlson wrote:
I was able to get to 134 by using bootadm update-archive but it looks
like I'm going back to 131, because there's a lot that just plain
doesn't work right in 134. In particular, less and telnet seem to
be terribly broken -- both
in that way.
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a windows/linux
machine? Right now im using VPN through the gnome daemon though I would like
something that does not require the user to be logged in locally on the
server.
I'd use ssh with the automatic X11 redirection, but there's also VNC
for those who like such things.
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sure that (at least apart from OpenSolaris IPS), using a
split root/usr layout has been supported.
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it. I'm just making sure all of you folks are
talking.
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Joel Robison writes:
::stack
mutex_enter+0xb()
metaslab_free+0x68()
zio_dva_free+0x1f()
zio_execute+0x60()
zio_nowait+9()
Looks a lot like CR 6794136, which was fixed in build 115.
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hoping we can get back to arguing about GPLv3 or Sun's
buy-out.
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used to
produce it) are controlled by an entity outside of Sun.
There are a few things we have that are encumbered in one way or
another. In some cases, we can freely share the binaries, but not the
source. In others, the binaries must be individually licensed.
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with the original poster.
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drive? How it'll affect (1)? (I'm talking here about options provided
by the livecd installer)
If you don't have anything special on the drive and don't plan to have
GRUB entries for different OSes, it's simpler to say whole drive.
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and/or UNIX in general. There happens to be a pretty
good book specifically about OpenSolaris available now.
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contents.
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please give me a hint?
SunOS hostname 5.11 snv_110 i86pc i386 i86pc Solaris
That could be either Solaris Express or OpenSolaris. What does pkg
say?
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also supports ZFS, and
also does the snapshot trick. So it's much faster and more usable
there, but doesn't quite have the same conceptual simplicity as you're
describing.)
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of it tells you whether you have the OpenSolaris distribution or
you have SX:CE. (Other distributions may also have indistiguishable
uname output.)
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.)
It shouldn't be this hard ...
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. If you really want
iptables-like difficulty in this test, you could use the equivalent
functionality in IP Filter -- the to keyword should do what you're
asking.
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, but there are a lot of places for silly mistakes.
Based on my experience, the part that's easiest to get wrong is the
packet filtering. Once you cross that hurdle, all else is easy.
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of the interfaces I've used don't seem to support ad-hoc
mode, either.)
laptop-discuss would be the right place to ask about AP functionality.
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a bug. The scripts under /lib/svc/method/* aren't
intended to be configuration interfaces (so changing this is _not_
supported and _will_ fail on upgrade), and, at least in my opinion,
there's no good reason at all to have two features that are so
obviously in conflict by default.
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of that same interface. The same
sort of locking-down just hasn't been done with ZFS yet.
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- If you're having networking problems, I recommend posting to
networking-disc...@opensolaris.org, rather than to this list. The
opensolaris-discuss list is a rather noisy one, and not everyone
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for that application or
perhaps use a debugger or tracing tool (such as mdb, dtrace, or truss)
to find out what the application is doing.
It's possible that the file in question is kept only in memory, and
never stored on disk anywhere.
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. Unless these two systems are running exactly the same
OS build and are upgraded in lock-step fashion, you may run into
problems.
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Marco Stadler writes:
I did some days ago, but nobody seems to care about. What can I do now?
File a bug.
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helpful for newbie like me :)
Lots of thanks to you for your time of providing the materials!
You can also do this:
pfexec pkg install SUNWsudo
... then you'll have sudo on OpenSolaris, just like on other systems.
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be the same as on Linux, should it?
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into the new
Ubuntu one.
I don't believe that's true. The OpenSolaris GRUB can read and boot
from ZFS, but I don't think the Ubuntu one can do that.
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.
Have you tried contacting zfs-disc...@opensolaris.org?
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you've specified the -e or -d (debugging) options when invoking,
calls syslog().
You should see the messages showing up as auth.notice in the default
case, which you can redirect to any file you want via /etc/syslog.conf.
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mgetty instead ...)
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For Solaris 8 i have read that there is Solaris 8 Migration Assistant work
on nevada ?
Yes, I think that does exist.
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recommend contacting your
Sun support representative and asking about CR 6790102.
If you don't have a support contract, then I'd recommend sticking with
OpenSolaris instead. You could upgrade your system to SX:CE in a
relatively simple manner.
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willing to
build your own binaries, you'll need to wait for the fix to percolate
through the system; probably around 4 weeks -- but it'll certainly
allow you to pick up the fix as soon as it's available rather than
waiting many months between the 'stable' releases.
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to buttons and
dials is long since obsolete.
If it's something else, then please specify. (And you may want to use
smf-inter...@opensolaris.org instead of this list; your question seems
to be about SMF in particular, not about OpenSolaris in general.)
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like CR 6743929. A fix for it has been code reviewed
and should be integrated some time soon now.
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./configure fall over and die.
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the date by using the date command at all. If you're connected to
any half-way reasonable network, you should have access to an NTP
server somewhere. Set up /etc/inet/ntp.conf (see /etc/inet/ntp.client
for an example), and then svcadm enable ntp.
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James Carlson writes:
Amy writes:
To change the date on my Solaris computer, I log in as superuser, and I use
the date command to change the date. But how do I know if the date was
later changed by someone else, and then, changed back again?
The simplest answer is to make sure you
Hanma writes:
checking for library containing acl_trivial... -lsec
That part looks right.
/bin/sh ../libtool --tag=CC--mode=link gcc -std=gnu99 -g -O2-o
msgcmp msgcmp-msgcmp.o libgettextsrc.la
gcc -std=gnu99 -g -O2 -o .libs/msgcmp msgcmp-msgcmp.o
./.libs/libgettextsrc.so
with
an installer script, and you'll need to run that. Still other
software is shipped as System V packages, and you'll need to run
pkgadd with -d to pick up that directory.
Most .tar.gz files have a README or INSTALL file with detailed
instructions located somewhere in the archive.
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be noticably different in performance.
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old 'vold' is gone. Just plain gone. Removed by PSARC/2005/672. It
is no more. It is an ex-daemon. ;-}
RFEs to it are moot. The Tamarack project is the replacement for it.
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is just not the same thing as
paid support. If you need paid support, there are solutions for that,
but arguments on opensolaris-discuss probably won't get there.
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Alexander Vlasov writes:
Have you tried aptitude?
I sure have. Having suffered long enough with apt and aptitude on
Debian is what eventually drove me to convert my home system from
Linux to Solaris. :-/
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the bugster bugreport, whoever is
reading this thread please post the bug id here.
Knowing your SunID it would take 5 minutes. Bugster supports reported
email as search criterion.
It's CR 6826247. I don't see where anything was deleted.
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as the most annoying sort of chaos.
I had no problems searching for packages. I did have problems with
random packages breaking over time.
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(with 'e'), select the kernel
entry, and edit (again, 'e') to add -m milestone=none (for instance).
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. But to answer
the question, I wasn't aware of an official libumem backport. Either
way the error is saying your're trying to use a 32bit lib with a 64bit
binary.
Try /usr/lib/sparcv9/libumem.so instead.
Or just leave out the path. LD_PRELOAD=libumem.so.1 should work.
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after -A? Please give me an example. I searched
everywhere, but i can't find what to write.
Did you try looking at the auth_attr(4) man page?
An example might be:
useradd -A solaris.admin.usermgr.pswd passfixer
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wanted a project, porting that stuff over and
contributing it would probably be a good one.
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Hanma writes:
how to use useradd comand in terminal? i can't understand how in manual. can
you give me example?
# useradd newuser
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be worthwhile.
And since I have simple control over my own path by setting $PATH, the
GNU by default thing never really bugged me. I was more harmed by
ancient (and awful) scripts of mine finally going kablooie and forcing
me to fix the old bugs they had.
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community, and
I think all the parties concerned (excepting perhaps Jennifer herself)
already know that. Its not worth getting too upset over, I think.
Indeed. procmail works great for solving problems like this.
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of this arcana, though, is probably fading in meaning. Sun's
OpenSolaris distribution no longer bases the system on System V
packaging.
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Martin Bochnig writes:
Be also aware, that IBM supported Nazi-Germany's dead-camps, by
selling the needed information technology to them:
Many thanks from all of us for Godwinning this pointless thread. It
needed to be done.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Godwin%27s_law
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ольга крыжановская writes:
On 3/23/09, James Carlson james.d.carl...@sun.com wrote:
Martin Bochnig writes:
Be also aware, that IBM supported Nazi-Germany's dead-camps, by
selling the needed information technology to them:
Many thanks from all of us for Godwinning this pointless
glaringly off-topic.
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biggie.
There are fixes for problems in many of the wired drivers as well, but
none looks as interesting.
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just
invoke GNU find as gfind on OpenSolaris, and, just as on Linux, it
has the -cmin option.
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. As
Dave said, your best bet is to feed ZFS a whole disk, and let it do as
it will with it.
I had some trouble getting advice about making raidz on partitions,
probably because it isn't the best usage of raidz or even of zfs.
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, as the compiler tends to reuse registers. You
need to look at the actual assembly code to tease this information
apart.)
This probably isn't terribly interesting information unless you're
looking at the code in a debugger, such as mdb.
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should fix the problem.
(For what it's worth, lack of support of -q in the default
/usr/bin/grep is just a bug, not an intentional feature.)
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from community can offer help, that will be great.
Thank you.
I'm not sure which project you mean... something here?
http://opensolaris.org/os/projects/#portal
http://www.opensolaris.org/os/project/vconsole/
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... :)
It looks like something that's auto-generated to me, not something
that was put there intentionally.
In any event, aren't we opensolaris.org here and not opensolaris.com?
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sites.
You can also subscribe to mailing lists by using the -request
address. Just send a subscription request to:
website-discuss-requ...@opensolaris.org
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?
At a guess, you might not have set the socket option before doing the
bind() call, as is generally required for TCP-speaking servers. But
that's just a guess.
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Harry Putnam writes:
James Carlson james.d.carl...@sun.com writes:
There aren't any. Should there be?
I'm not telling pkg where to connect to on the command line. Yet it
knows. Its getting information somewhere... in some sense that is a
configuration.
There are no files
-- by making your authority be this:
http://pkg.opensolaris.org/dev/
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-keysym 'meta)
I haven't found that the above works for the odd changes in the Xorg
server that occurred between 106 and 107. After a bunch of trial and
error (mostly error), I found that the following, though, does restore
normal operation:
xmodmap -e clear mod4
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of the weekly
builds.
The 101b build was the one released as OpenSolaris 2008.11. There'll
likely be another such stable release in a few months for those who
aren't on the dev train.
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(inconsistently) requires all privileges in order to open the DLD
control node early in boot. The fix (integrated into build 109) is to
make nwamd open the device using all privileges (sigh).
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in genunix, but
doesn't show what actual build rule failed or how it failed.
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run it with the debug
option, and post any issues to networking-disc...@opensolaris.org.
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possibly benefit from such a result,
even the original requester.
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anything to do with any such distinction.
Get a life, use windows ;)
I think you're missing at least the word or in that statement ...
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Shawn Walker writes:
If have no idea why you think you can't do all of that using
opensolaris.org, but good luck.
I think the original complaint is the need for code review before ON
integration. It's too slow.
But +1 to both of your comments.
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automated, and we have to triage the bugs arriving
through there by hand.
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Roman Strobl writes:
is there a way to connect using NWAM to a secured wifi network that
doesn't broadcast it's SSID?
See:
http://defect.opensolaris.org/bz/show_bug.cgi?id=5048
It's a bug we're currently fixing.
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Roman Strobl writes:
It's a bug we're currently fixing.
Thanks! I assume that this will not get fixed for 2008.11, right?
2008.11 is already out the door.
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tools Sun
has for reading from and sending to newsgroups, I'll post there (I
haven't read news
groups sine the late 80's:-)
Too bad. :-/
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programs feature for
picking software?
Sure. On the OpenSolaris distribution, that's the pkg(1) command, and
in the GNOME desktop, there are GUI tools under System-Administration
for package management and upgrades.
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Glenn Lagasse writes:
Several of us have been working on fixing this for a few weeks now.
We're mostly 'there', just a few loose ends to tie up as it were. The
formal release of 2008.11 should install on systems with only 512M of
ram.
Cool!
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installation method.
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, but I what you're
reporting doesn't make sense to me.
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Tom Albers writes:
My jumpstart no longer works as of build snv_99. Build snv_98 works fine.
Problem occurs on both SPARC and x64 architectures. Is there an existing
CR and a workaround?
It might be CR 6760873 ... but the bug system seems to be down. :-
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... there'd be no real impediment to doing it. ;-}
I recommend using something else to perform whatever test it is that
you're performing -- or find a way to avoid the test entirely.
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Ian Collins writes:
James Carlson wrote:
If we wanted to change these four
lines to read:
Sorry
We
Broke
You
... there'd be no real impediment to doing it. ;-}
Is Sun relocating to Redmond?
:)
No. I'm just trying to make it really clear that this file
) is an issue.
Do we restrict projects to the least common denominator? Somehow
abstract packaging away? Select one mechanism as reference and
convert everything over?
We probably need something like an OpenSolaris-wide policy here.
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, different package) are supported
on x86 yet. These two are CRs 6342827 and 6401215.
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and fragile one.
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to the system console:
/usr/X11/bin/xterm -C -e /usr/bin/sleep 864000
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unlikely to be what you want. It'll block the SMF
start method from completing, and when that times out, it'll go into
maintenance state.
Remove the '-d' (just use syslog for debugging) and you should be
fine.
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